USVI - Sarm Joan Lillian Heslop - Missing From Siren Song Moored Off Coast of St. John, Mar 2021 #2

[supernothing]

I've only skimmed through the first pages here I apologise if thos has been asked..

I am interested in the alarm from the anchor sounding. If which I suspect Sarm met fowl play/s9meone she knew if you get me...

Does anyone have any hypothesis on what caused that alarm to sound? If, and against just one potential of many I have considered... if she was deceased on board the boat, and the dingy was used to dump her remains away from the owner's boat... could any likely actions involved in doing so (boarding the dinghy, etc etc. Then returning to the main boat, trigger the alarm?

Was it a risky deliberately act to try and set up an alibi if the other boats had seen anything suspect. Who would be stupid enough to murder and dump a romantic partner in the sea then trigger their own anchor alarm. My knowledge of sailing at sea is zero, Nada... and I am aware my suggestions and questions might be irrelevant and I worry extremely stupid to anyone with even a little knowledge (or common sense ...!) But it's been one part I can't stop returning to Andy best net is it was accidentally triggered after Sarm was murdered..

Also any further information on the potential "human intestines and gastric organs" that were photographed following her disappearance by a sailor?

I am devastated for Sarm, and her film and friends who are desperate for answers and justice or just some type of closure. Whether it was a accident with no involvement from anyone aboard that ended with her In the water, or it was no accident. Both scenarios she is in the water, possibly drifted away from land until sealife are responsible for consuming large parts of the remains, or the weird floating stuff is not human entrails.

Either way any remains not laying at the bott of the ocean or consumed by goodness knows what. Decomposition could be fast... I home person of interest is questions and slips something up. Sarm, and her loved ones.deserve answers

 

[ginnyw]

It seems that no alarm went off and this was another lie from Mr Bane, to explain how he had woken up and hence found Sarm missing. Reason this seems clear is that, as per the BBC documentary, neither of the other boats moored right next to Siren Song heard any anchor alarms going off in the night - and these things are loud. The next morning, one of the men from an adjacent boat remarked that everything was extremely quiet, and he would never have known that a woman was missing.